In January, running back and the offensive tackle position was widely considered the top need for the Steelers. In February, center was high on the last. Now, you can’t deny that the defense is going to be high on the list of priorities as well. This is just one of the subjects that will be discussed on the latest episode of the BTSC podcast, The Steelers Hangover.

The Steelers have plenty of draft prospects, but they might not be perfect in everybody’s eyes.

The old guard in the media just can’t seem to accept the new generation of athletes. While most celebrate JuJu Smith-Schuster’s return, other feel that he’s a perfect example of being a diva despite choosing less money to stay in Pittsburgh. It’s time to define diva and realize that there are different levels and it’s not as bad as it could be.

The old guard in the media just can’t seem to accept the new generation of athletes. While most celebrate JuJu Smith-Schuster’s return, other feel that he’s a perfect example of being a diva despite choosing less money to stay in Pittsburgh. It’s time to define diva and realize that there are different levels and it’s not as bad as it could be.

The Steelers haven’t been overly active in free agency. In fact, they’ve barely been active, only re-signing a few of their own players and not going near any outside free agents.

The new league year has kicking off with fireworks galore and the Steelers still face several roster questions, with JuJu coming back, Nelson seemingly going, Steelers fans should expect the unexpected - not just now but in 2021.

The new league year has kicking off with fireworks galore and the Steelers still face several roster questions, with JuJu coming back, Nelson seemingly going, Steelers fans should expect the unexpected - not just now but in 2021

Steeler Nation was feeling melancholy with the losses of Mike Hilton, Bud Dupree, Matt Feiler, Tyson Alualu and the release of Vince Williams. It was getting worse when Steven Nelson asked for a trade on Friday. But the news that Juju Smith-Schuster was staying in Pittsburgh elated fans.

Steeler Nation was feeling melancholy with the losses of Mike Hilton, Bud Dupree, Matt Feiler, Tyson Alualu and the release of Vince Williams. It was getting worse when Steven Nelson asked for a trade on Friday. But the news that Juju Smith-Schuster was staying in Pittsburgh elated fans.

Welcome to October 26, 2014. Flash back to an awesome classic on the Steelers Retro Show and join BTSC’s Tony Defeo and Bryan Anthony Davis as they go back in time and relive a memorable matchup between the Steelers and Colts at Heinz Field.

Declaring that Pittsburgh is his home, JuJu Smith-Schuster has agreed to stay in black and gold. Join BTSC co-editor Dave Schofield with details of No.19 sticking with the Steelers.

Moves have been made like crazy since free agency began. As expected, the Steelers not so much. Is there a grand plan for personnel? Do the Steelers have a card hidden up their sleeve? If so, is it and ace? This is just one of the subjects that will be discussed and speculated on in the latest edition in the flagship show of the BTSC family of podcasts.

Moves have been made like crazy since free agency began. As expected, the Steelers not so much. Is there a grand plan for personnel? Do the Steelers have a card hidden up their sleeve? If so, is it and ace? This is just one of the subjects that will be discussed and speculated on in the latest edition in the flagship show of the BTSC family of podcasts.

The Steelers haven’t been overly active in free agency. In fact, they’ve barely been active, only re-signing a few of their own players and not going near any outside free agents

With the NFL Draft talk rising towards the forefront, the Steelers have a lot of needs and the hometown university has a number of players that could fit the professional bill. The team that gave you “Know Your Enemy” welcomes in experts from the college ranks to discuss their school’s draft prospects and how they would fit with the black-and-gold.

With the NFL Draft talk rising towards the forefront, the Steelers have a lot of needs and the hometown university has a number of players that could fit the professional bill. The team that gave you “Know Your Enemy” welcomes in experts from the college ranks to discuss their school’s draft prospects and how they would fit with the black-and-gold.

With the free agency period underway, the Steelers have been very quiet (both literally and figuratively) regarding their free agent plan. With a few internal free agents retained, along with the cutting of Vince Williams, the free agency and the draft plan may have changed.

The Steelers roster took a major hit, especially on defense, during the first two days of the NFL’s free agent tampering period. There could be more. Can the Steelers cope with all of these player losses?

As expected, the Pittsburgh Steelers already had players depart for big pay days elsewhere. GM Kevin Colbert is remaining with the team and he’s retained Cam Sutton and Zach Banner.

The Steelers defense was top drawer most of the 2020 season, but injuries took their toll and the defense got dented down the stretch a bit. Bud Dupree is going to Tennessee. What about the rest of the D? In 2021, will they do back to the college well, dip into free agency or retain their other free agents?

The Steelers defense was top drawer most of the 2020 season, but injuries took their toll and the defense got dented down the stretch a bit. Bud Dupree is going to Tennessee. What about the rest of the D? In 2021, will they do back to the college well, dip into free agency or retain their other free agents?

The Steelers defense was top drawer most of the 2020 season, but injuries took their toll and the defense got dented down the stretch a bit. Bud Dupree is going to Tennessee. What about the rest of the D? In 2021, will they do back to the college well, dip into free agency or retain their other free agents?